I created my first Team Project in my account on the tfs 2012 in the cloud.
Now, how can I connect to it through Visual Studio 2012 from my pc?
You can find the answer to your question at the link bellow
Connect Visual Studio to your team project
Furtheremore, there is another solution to do this.
Open Visual studio 2012
From the menu bar, choose View -> Team Explorer
In Team Explorer view, choose the Context Menu Icon next to the team project name, and then choose Projects and My Teams -> Connect to Team Projects.
In the Connect to Team Project dialog box, choose the Servers button.
In the Add/Remove Team Foundation Server dialog box, choose the Add button.
In the Add Team Foundation Server dialog box, type the name or URL for the server.
In your case (https://yourname.visualstudio.com).
During the process you may be asked to enter the credentials from your windows live account (outlook.com, hotmail.com etc)
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I am trying to disconnect a TFS server and credentials from Visual Studio Team Explorer on an instance of Visual Studio 2019. I found a similar question on Remove TFS Connection From Visual Studio Team Explorer which was anwsered, but these steps do not seem to apply for VS 2019. I cannot find anything to remove the existing connections. What am I missing?
Go to Team Explorer, select the green plug symbol.
You will be able to see the connected/added list which contain both Azure DevOps Service and Azure DevOps Server in the pop-up dialog box.
Simply right click your TFS/Azure DevOps, then click Remove. Then your stored server url list will be removed.
Certainly, you could also select another server/organization here to quick switch to.
This way will disconnect your TFS connection and connect to another one, and it also keep the prior stored server url in list.
I am using Visual Studio 2017 and I added a TFS Server in my Visual Studio.
Every time I open my VS I get the TFS connections in my Team Explorer.
How can I remove this connection from Visual Studio?
Note that I don't want to delete anything from the server. I only need to delete the connection from Visual Studio.
Click on the plug icon in Team Explorer. You should land on the tab "Connect" where you find a link" Manage Connections". Choose "Connect to a project" and you get a dialog with allyour tfs (and gihub, if you did use it) connectsion. With the "Add TFS Server" link above the list of connections you can add and remove TFS server instances.
Using Mac OS 10.13.6 and Visual Studio for Mac Community v7.5.4
Trying to connect to my company's TFS and access the files. I got stuck when it would not let me create a Workspace. I found this thread:
Connect VS code with TFS on mac
It says to download from https://github.com/Microsoft/team-explorer-everywhere/releases a zip staring with TEE-CLC... which I did. In Terminal, when I try running the command at the 1:20 mark in this video nothing happens. I double click the tf command in my Finder window and a Terminal window opens showing "Saving session...copying shared history...saving history...[Process completed]". Again, nothing happens.
I think I'm the only person at my company who is trying to use VS for Mac. Any thoughts?? I'm at the end of my rope just about.
The thread you are referring to is for Visual Studio Code. Since you are using Visual Studio for Mac, you should refer to the article below to connect to TFS:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/mac/tf-version-control
First, check the requirements of connecting to Team Foundation version control from VS for Mac, to see whether your environment meets the requirements:
Visual Studio Community, Professional, or Enterprise for Mac version
7.5 or later.
Visual Studio Team Services, or Team Foundation Server 2013 and later.
A Project in Visual Studio Team Services or Team Foundation Server, configured to use Team Foundation Version Control.
Then follow the steps below to install the extension and connect to VSTS/TFS:
In Visual Studio for Mac, choose Visual Studio > Extensions... from the menu. In the Gallery tab, select Version Control > Team Foundation Version Control for TFS and VSTS and click Install…:
Updates to the TFVC extension are made periodically. To access updates, choose Visual Studio > Extensions... from the menu and select the Updates tab. Select the extension in the list and press the Update button:
Once the extension is installed, select the Version Control > TFS/VSTS > Open from Remote Repository menu item.
Choose either Visual Studio Team Services or Team Foundation Server to get started and press Continue:
Enter the TFS server information or VSTS credential, and select a project.
After installing the extension, you can create a workspace from the Workspace combobox in the Open from Source Control dialog:
I am attempting to use Team Foundation Services (the cloud based service) with Visual Studio 2012 Update 1.
I have configured my account at visualstudio.com, and created a sample project.
When I click the "Open New Instance of Visual Studio" link from the Team Foundation Service project page:
At home, my VS2012 opens and connects, and I can see the project in the Team panel.
When controlling my work PC, VS2012 opens, but it does not connect. The Team panel shows "Disconnected" where the project name should be.
How do I connect VS to Team Foundation Services when the "Open new Instance of Visual Studio" link does not work?
You can just manually add a new server instance to Visual Studio. On the Team Explorer tab the 'Projects' menu item (click the >) you should have a list of previously connected projects.
If the project you want isn't there, choose 'Connect to project'. Click the servers button to add https://[youraccount].visualstudio.com/.
I want to configure check in policies for my Team project using visual studio 11 preview and TFS explorer. I know how to do it in visual studio by right clicking Team project and then team project settings and then configure check in policies but In visual studio 11, things has changed. Please suggest how to do it.
If you go to the home page of the new team explorer the last option should be "Settings". When you click on that you will navigate to the settings page in team explorer and from there you can access the team project settings.